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  • ASSA ABLOY to spotlight advanced access solutions at ISC West 2026, enhancing security innovation.
  • Learning Labs cover key topics like data centre security and multifamily housing interoperability.
  • Centrios releases Smart Reader Expansion Unit, boosting flexible access control for small businesses.

ASSA ABLOY is set to make a return to ISC West 2026, showcasing a wide array of access solutions that are designed to bolster security, enhance convenience, and provide peace of mind.

The event will take place at Booth #8061, where attendees can explore the latest in door security and access control innovations and engage in discussions with ASSA ABLOY's team of experts about real-world security challenges.

Interactive industry support

The exhibition provides ASSA ABLOY with an opportunity to participate in vital discussions that shape the future of the industry. According to Angelo Faenza, Head of Digital Access Solutions at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Americas, "Staying ahead of emerging challenges and opportunities starts with meaningful conversations and collaboration."

Faenza highlighted the value of events like ISC West as unique platforms for connecting with partners and customers to understand their evolving needs and collaborate on future solutions.

Learning Labs and industry insights

ASSA ABLOY will showcase its comprehensive range of security solutions at the eventVisitors to ISC West 2026 can benefit from ASSA ABLOY's highly acclaimed in-booth Learning Labs, which will run hourly throughout the event. These sessions aim to equip attendees with practical insights into key topics such as data center security, securing critical infrastructure, and interoperability in multifamily/mixed-use housing.

These topics have been selected to reflect current trends and provide actionable knowledge.

Innovative product showcase

ASSA ABLOY will showcase its comprehensive range of security solutions at the event, reflecting the company's dedication to delivering adaptable and robust access control systems suited to different markets worldwide. Featured innovations include Centrios' Smart Reader Expansion Unit, which introduces new security functionalities and ease of use for small and expanding businesses.

Also on display will be the IN220 Power-over-Ethernet lock, offering advanced access control through existing network infrastructure, and the DoorBird D31TDV IP video intercom with versatile mounting and integration options.

Cutting-edge security solutions

Further notable products include the visual and audio communication capabilities of the DoorBird A1103/A1104 indoor stations, and the Control iD iDFace Max, equipped with facial recognition technology for monitoring facility entry and exit. LifeSafety Power’s new rackmount form REK Series also offers a secure and space-efficient power management solution for IDF rooms.

Additionally, ASSA ABLOY will unveil its ACCENTRA Digital offering, which provides simplified access management solutions for properties with complex access needs. Debuting alongside this will be the NorBell mechanical doorbell, a product stemming from internal innovation and the SiteOwl team's integration with ASSA ABLOY’s Openings Studio to provide comprehensive building security management.

Networking opportunities

The 20th annual ISC West Breakfast hosted by ASSA ABLOY will commence on March 26 at 7:30 a.m., followed by a panel discussion from 8:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. at the Venetian Expo.

Expert panelists, including Peter Boriskin, Angelo Faenza, Bryan Arce, Ken Shreve, and John Hines, will address the evolving landscape of the critical infrastructure market and its potential as a new driver for growth in the security sector.

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